Hood 7, Lebanon Valley 5 – 8 Innings
Lebanon Valley 3, Hood 1

LVC Lineup Game 1
1. Dohner cf, 2. Edwards 2b, 3. Smith ss, 4. Fundell 1b, 5. Dellinger dh, 6. Puglisi lf, 7. Albright c, 8. Woolley 3b, 9. Dietrich rf, Houseal p

Hood Lineup Game 1
1. Esposito cf, 2. Warrenfeltz dh, 3. Johnson 1b, 4. Gall c, 5. Cartagena 2b, 6. Shriver lf, 7. Hernandez 3b, 8. Cook ss, 9. Friend rf, Atkinson p

LVC Lineup Game 2
1. Dohner cf, 2. Edwards 2b, 3. Z. Smith ss, 4. Fundell 1b, 5. Puglisi lf, 6. Albright c, 7. Doyle dh, 8. Woolley 3b, 9. Harned rf, Barthold p

Hood Lineup Game 2
1. Esposito cf, 2. Warrenfeltz 3b, 3. Johnson 1b, 4. Gall dh, 5. Shriver lf, 6. Cartagena 2b, 7. Quattrone rf, 8. Cook ss, 9. Scheuerman c, Catone p

Game 1
Short rest finally caught up to Lebanon Valley as their five-games-in-four-days season-ending slate allowed Hood to take advantage of the Flying Dutchmen's depleted bullpen and earn a 7-5 extra-inning victory in game one of the final Commonwealth Conference doubleheader of the year.

With the game tied at 5-5 in the top of the eighth inning, the Blazers (10-23, 3-17 CC) scored two runs on back-to-back bases-loaded walks to take the lead. Jonathan Harned reached base with a single to left field in the bottom of the frame but LVC (12-21, 5-15 CC) couldn't score him, giving game one to the visitors.

Trailing 2-0 in the bottom of the third, the Dutchmen grabbed the advantage when Brett Fundell hit his second home run in as many days, a three-run moonshot that just cleared the left field wall. Michael Puglisi's RBI single plated Devin Dellinger two at-bats later and Colin Albright doubled to left-center field, pushing Puglisi across and giving LVC a 5-2 advantage.

Hood added an unearned run in the sixth to draw within one before Chris Shriver's two-out single to left field drove in the game-tying tallies in the top of the seventh. Greg Orlando was hit by a pitch and Korey Johnson pinch ran for him, reaching second base with one out in the bottom of the frame but Lebanon Valley couldn't convert.  

Game 2
Lebanon Valley finished off its 2015 season with a 3-1 victory over Hood in game two of the final Commonwealth Conference doubleheader of the spring on Saturday afternoon.

The Flying Dutchmen (13-21, 6-15 CC) got a great outing from starting pitcher Jason Barthold and scored a single run in the first, second, and fifth innings to earn a split with the Blazers (10-24, 3-18 CC).

The visitors appeared to be off to a fast start when lead-off man Cam Esposito doubled down the right field line and seemed to be on his way to third when Jonathan Harned relayed his throw to Zac Edwards who fired a strike to Andrew Woolley at third base to record the game's first out in impressive fashion.

After Edwards was hit by a pitch and Zach Smith walked in the bottom of the first, Brett Fundell picked up his fourth RBI of the day when he singled to left field and drove in Edwards.

Barthold sat down the Blazers 1-2-3 in the top of the next stanza and Harned's single to right field allowed Daniel Doyle to score from second base after leading off the bottom of the frame with a double to left-center.

LVC added an insurance run in the fifth when Michael Puglisi's ground ball pushed Dohner across from third base.

Hood got on the board in the top of the sixth when John Gall's single to left field plated Brooks Warrenfeltz but it wasn't enough as Barthold, Brandon Popp, and Dohner combined to secure the game's final three outs in the top of the next inning on senior day.

On the Mound
- LVC starter Michael Houseal was solid in game one, throwing six innings and scattering six hits. He allowed just two earned runs and three walks in addition to striking out four batters.
- Jason Barthold (3-2) earned his third win of the spring in the nightcap, going 6.1 innings and allowing just one run on five hits and one walk. He struck out three Blazers.
- Jackson Slotterback (2-1) picked up the victory in the opener after starter Ryan Atkinson left after six innings of work. Jake Franke earned his first save of the season when he closed out the eighth inning of game one.
- Andrew Catone (2-5) took the loss in the finale despite allowing just three runs on seven hits and two walks. He also struck out four Dutchmen.

At the Plate
- Phill Dohner was the only Dutchman to record multiple hits in the opener, going 2-for-5 with a run scored.
- Brett Fundell homered for the second-straight day, the third of his career, and recorded a game-high three RBI in game one.
- Fundell also finished 2-for-2 with an RBI and a walk in the second outing while Daniel Doyle finished 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored.
- Doyle and Colin Albright accounted for the team's extra-base hits with a double each.
- Chris Shriver was 3-for-5 with two RBI for the Blazers in the first game.

Around the Diamond
- Phill Dohner earned his first career save when he recorded the final out of game two.
- Korey Johnson and Zac Edwards stole a base each on the day for LVC.
- Chris Shriver swiped Hood's only bag of the day in the first game before being hosed by Colin Albright in the finale.

Senior Day
- Jason Barthold – Barthold's 20 starts on the mound rank him seventh all-time in program history. He earned ten wins in 31 appearances, including five complete games, throwing 124 innings, and racking up 63 strikeouts.
- Devin Dellinger - Dellinger recorded 40 hits, including six doubles, two triples, and two home runs, and racked up 45 RBI on 55 total bases. A reliable designated hitter, he has also proven strong in the field as his .993 fielding percentage is among the best in program-history
- Phill Dohner - An All-Commonwealth Conference Honorable Mention honoree in 2013, Dohner played in 144 games during his career, the most by any player in school-history. His 164 hits and 111 runs scored rank him second all-time. He's racked up 219 total bases, 87 RBI, and 30 stolen bases; all numbers are good enough to earn him top three spots on the program's all-time list.
- Brandon Popp - Popp has proven versatile the past four years, playing 31 games, scoring 11 runs, and recording nine total bases on eight hits, before moving to a relief role for the Dutchmen this season. A MAC Academic Honor Roll member in 2014, he made 13 appearances this spring and earned his first win last weekend.  
- Patrick Reagan - Reagan was a staple of the LVC bullpen and emerged as one of the team's strongest relievers over the past few seasons. His 36 career appearances rank him tenth all-time in program history and he's earned two saves, a win, and 35 strikeouts in 45 innings pitched.
- Lee Webber - A MAC Academic Honor Roll member the past two years, Webber is the program's all-time leader in appearances with 49. He's earned two wins on the mound, racked up 57 strikeouts, and his 11 saves are the most in school-history. He's also recorded nine hits, seven RBI, and nine runs scored on 15 total bases.
- Andrew Woolley - Woolley played in 68 games during his time at Lebanon Valley. He recorded 30 hits and scored 21 runs. In addition to doubling twice, he racked up 32 total bases and drove in 15 runs.

2015 Season
The Dutchmen capped their 2015 campaign with a victory in their regular-season finale, finishing 13-21 overall and 6-15 in Commonwealth Conference play.